MPs from Cameron's party ready to join EU exit campaign
London
BRITISH Prime Minister David Cameron has been challenged by a group of over 50 lawmakers from his Conservative Party who are prepared to join a campaign backing Britain's exit from the European Union unless he achieves radical changes in the bloc.
The lawmakers on Sunday launched a new political group called Conservatives for Britain (CfB), which will support Mr Cameron's bid for reform while urging an end to European Union (EU) membership unless significant changes are achieved.
Mr Cameron is attempting to persuade European leaders to back UK demands for reform before holding an in-out referendum on Britain's EU membership. He has promised the vote by the end of 2017. "We wish David Cameron every success, but unless senior EU officials awake to the possibility that one of the EU's largest members is serious about a fundamental change in our relationship, our recommendation to British voters seems likely to be exit," Conservative lawmaker Steve …
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